Palanquins Part 2

All the puddy has dried and I am now just soaking the GUO in simple green. The puddy I used worked ok. It took about 2 days to dry which was bad. It also shrinks so I had to add a little more puddy (using much better material this time) to bulk up the top. Overall it was inexpensive to make. I also put glue/water effects around the larger gaps of nurglings to help secure them to the puddy core. Though still just a thought in progress, you can also see a pot of potential disease which may be used on Ku'Gath's palanquin.

Palanquins of Nurgle...(updated)

I stopped at Hobby Lobby today armed with a 40% off coupon. Picked up some modeling puddy. There's a lot out there. Some clay based and some play-doh based. I decided to go with the kids stuff. It's a lot softer. $6.99 regular price for 1 pound. I paid about $4.25. It's a pretty big tub. I used maybe 1/15 at the most for a smaller palanquin.

Pretty easy to do. I first started with a 40mm base and a glob a little smaller than a golf ball. The puddy appears to be super glue friendly when fresh. Throw on a hand full of trimmed nurglings. When dry, I can fill up the gaps.

I plan on using an urban theme for my Daemons. Here we have a palanquin for a herald that I have started.